Re: IMAP folders
- From: Carlos Morgado <chbm chbm nu>
- To: Balsa List <balsa-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: IMAP folders
- Date: Mon, 18 Jun 2001 17:48:59 +0100
On 2001.06.18 17:32:40 +0100 Paolo Fiore wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Carlos Morgado" <chbm@chbm.nu>
> To: "Balsa List" <balsa-list@gnome.org>
> Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 5:42 PM
> Subject: Re: IMAP folders
> >
> > i use ... whatever outlook came with w95
>
> wow! you have just two changes, make your choice: ;)
corporate desktop. i mess with it as little as possible :)
> the free one: Outlook Express (with Internet Explorer)
> Outlook '95 or '97 or 2000 with MS Office
> oooops sorry, there's the Exchange client too!!!!!
>
> I'm quite confotable your is the Express one; click on the "?" and then
> "About..."
it's not the express. it's the real one
> I'm talking about the "real" Outlook and btw it works via MAPI... it's
> completely different. I'll try the Express too for your confor... ;)
>
no need. it's the real one. i'm thinking it's something deep in the server
that reflects both on MAPI and IMAP
> >
> > i mean like
> > + Public Folders
> > |
> > + All
> > |
> > + Some folder
> > |
> > + Foo
> > + Bar
> >
> > When you click in Foo or Bar outlook stops for a bit, realizes they're
> folders
> > and makes the + disapear and shows it as a regular folder. this sounds
> > consistant
> > with the recent change to the code and not showing the messages
>
> I cannot note the delay because I use a remote Exchange Server and I must
> wait dozens of seconds in any case!
>
same lan here. i note when i click on the '+'
> However I'm seeing different behaviour; in your example when I click on
> (e.g.) Foo I can immediately see the contents on the right... any kind of
> item... messages, tasks, contacs ecc....
> I must click exactly on the "+" to see the sub-folders in the tree!!!!
>
i don't see this on all folders, only a few. i should have mentioned it
earlier
> Let me point out that with Exchange any kind of folder can include again any
> kind of folder and so on; is not mandatory for Foo or Bar in your example
> being Mail folder, they could be (e.g.) Task folders and at the same time
> containing Mail sub-folders
>
they're 'Public Folders' inside 'Public Folders'
> > > ==> Note: "Sent Item" via an IMAP folder... who do I have to bribe? ;)
> >
> > i have a long standing bug open on bugzilla.gnome.org. i never got around
> to
> > do it and don't have a clear picture of how to either. i don't think
> anyone
> > has atm :\
>
> What do you mean with atm? The communication protocol? Matters?
>
At The Moment :)
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